Riverside Park Disc Golf Course - Grants Pass, Oregon

Directions:     Take I-5 to Grants Pass (Exit #58), go south on 6th St. for about 2 miles to just past the bridge, turn left into Riverside Park.

Information:   Nine home made baskets similar to MACH-1's, rubber tee surfaces.  Total course length is around 1507 feet.  Restrooms available.

A short course in a manicured old growth park on the beautiful Rogue River.  All mown grass fairways.  Maps can usually be found at the 1st tee.  Tees are rubber mats.  Park has playground, soccer field, softball field, lawn bowling, boat ramp and picnic shelters.  The park can get filled up with non-disc golfing folks during peak hours and on weekends, so please throw carefully.  Established in 1992.

Course Length is 1904 feet.

Course Map  (Updated Oct 2005)

Tom Pearce Park Disc Golf Course - Grants Pass, Oregon

Directions:   Take I-5 to Grants Pass (Exit #55), turn left on to Agness St., then another left on Foothill Blvd., go about one mile, bear to your right at the "Y" (don't go under the freeway), from there it's about  one mile to the park.   Take I-5 to Grants Pass (Exit #55), turn left on to Agness St., then another left on Foothill Blvd., go about one mile, bear to your right at the "Y" (don't go under the freeway), from there it's about  one mile to the park.

Information:  18 very nice home made baskets, cement tee pads, restrooms available.  Course length is around 5771 feet, with 7 holes less than 300 feet, 8 are 300' to 400', and 3 are 400'+. 

A beautiful, diverse course nestled along the Rogue River.  Terrain ranges from grassy fields to tight woods to rocky brambles.  You can usually find course maps at the 1st tee.  The park also has a softball field, playgrounds, horseshoe pits, shelters and picnic areas.  Probably the sweetest course in Josephine County!  Established in 1993.

Course Map  (Updated May. 2007)

Contact: Bob Chard   bchard@charter.net   Or  Home: (541) 218-2201 

Directions:   Take I-5 to the Merlin exit, follow Merlin/Galice Rd. about 12 miles to Indian Mary Park, just past the bridge.  Indian Mary Park is just about 15 miles from Grants Pass.

Information:  Nine home made baskets, natural tees.  Red and Blue tee areas.   Score cards, maps and discs are available at the booth.  Course length is around 1804 feet with 8 holes less than 300 feet and one between 300 and 400 feet.  Restrooms available.   A very well-manicured course on rolling hills alongside the mighty Rogue River.  The park also features many interesting imported trees, lots of camping and fishing, as well as disc sales at the main booth.  Established in 1993.

Course length is 3975', using the alternate tee pads, with 16 holes less than 300 feet and 2 between 300 and 400.

Course Map (Updated Oct 2005)

Lake Selmac Park, Oregon

(This course is now finished)

Directions:   From Grants Pass, travel southwest on Redwood Highway(#199) towards Cresent City, Ca for 20 miles.

1/2 mile past Selma, turn left (east) on Lakeshore Drive. Go 2.8 miles on Lakeshore Drive and turn right on McMullen Creek Rd. Go 400 feet on McMullen Creek Rd to the entrance into Lake Selmac Park. You will see the baskets of the first 4 holes near the road as you drive to the parking lot (about a 1/4 mile into the park). The bulletin board has a disc golf course map box attached with maps available, or click below for the course map.

Information:   This 18 hole course is only 5000 feet long, but very technical through the trees with elevation changes. 14 holes are less than 300 feet, with 2 over 300, 1 over 400' and 1 over 500'. The front 9 has homemade baskets with double chains and the back 9 has Mach 5 baskets with alternate pin locations. All have concrete tee pads and tee signs. The park has restrooms, fishing, boating, camping (RV and tent sites, 2 yurts), Horseback riding corrals and trails and ample hiking and biking trails. on the net go to

www.co.josephine.or.us/parks/Lake_Selmac.htm for park maps and information.

Est. in 2005.

Course Map (Updated Oct 2005)

Contact: Bob Chard   bchard@charter.net   Or  Home: (541) 218-2201 

Wolf Creek Disc Golf Course - Wolf Creek, Oregon

Directions:    Take I-5 to Wolf Creek (Exit #76), about 18 miles north of Grants Pass, take the 2nd left at the park sign.  Maps are available on the bulletin board near the park entrance.  The 1st tee crosses the creek at the second parking lot which is near the picnic shelter.

Information:   Nine homemade baskets, 18 natural tees, tee signs, restrooms and camping.  The course is about 1,488 feet, with all nine holes less than 300 feet. The foot bridge was washed out in the winter of 2006, so the first 5 holes are unreachable in the winter. The creek dries up during the summer and is playable then. 

Very well crafted, single-chain, homemade baskets.  Made using old truck rims as the basket, these catching devices rival many top-dollar baskets available for sale commercially.  Chains are a tad on the heavy side (compared to MACH's anyway), but all-in-all these baskets are very playable.  The truck rims give off a rich, pleasant sounding "gong" tone when hit with a disc.  This is a tight little course running through old growth forest which includes two creek crossings.  Hole 5, 6 and 7 are on your left as you enter the park, just opposite the gravel parking area.  Established in 1996.

Course Map (Updated May 2007)

Contact: Bob Chard   bchard@charter.net   Or  Home: (541) 218-2201 

Holmes Park Disc Golf Course - Medford, Oregon

Directions:   Take I-5 to Barnette Rd. exit, go east (left) at Highland, then take a right on Siskiyou Blvd., then a  left on Modoc Ave., Holmes Park is about a 1/4 mile up on your right.  The course is on the hill behind Hoover Elementary School.

Information:   Nine home made, single-chain baskets, rubber tee mats, tee signs.  Course layout is 9 baskets with 3 tees to each basket. Each set of tees becomes progressively longer and more difficult. Tees 1-9 are known as the front 9 and is 2120 feet in length. Tees 10-18 are known as the back 9 and is 2460 feet long. Tees 19-27 are the extreme 9.  Gravel paths within the park are in play. Roads and fences are OB.  Rolling hills with lots of elevation changes amongst nice big oaks and a beautiful view.  The park has a picnic area, a playground and is close to stores.  Restrooms are available at the school.  Established in 1995.

Course Map (Updated Oct 2005)

Contact: Boyd   Home: (541) 858-5863 - or - Jesse Benbow 

Whistlers Bend Golf Course - Roseburg, Oregon

Directions:   East from Roseburg on Rte. 138 (towards Diamond Lake) 12 miles, turn left at park sign, 4 miles to campground. 1st tee at 1st right just above day use area. 

Information:   Course Length: 6053  Average Hole Length: 336
14 Mach 3 d.g.a targets - only four more to go - and 4 "Tone Pole" targets, cement tees.  Beautiful and challenging, nestled among the woods along the mighty Umpqua River, Whistlers Bend is by far one of Oregon's most beautiful disc golf settings.  The tightly wooded front 9 is contrasted by the long and grueling back.  Many extreme elevation and terrain changes plus lots of wildlife add to your golfing experience at this awesome course.  There is group camping available at the park.  Established in 1991.

Course Map (82kb)

Contact: Steve Wright  (541) 839-4019

Directions:  From I-5, go west on Garden Valley Blvd., then turn left on Stewart Pkwy., then left after Legion Field (before bridge), go about a half mile to the stop sign, 1st tee is beyond the hedge between the bike path and bridge.  

Information:  18 baskets, natural tees.  Heavily wooded course demanding pinpoint accuracy. Runs along a secluded bike path in dense forest. Most holes are short, but quite challenging.  Tee signs help newcomers find their way through this challenging course.  Established in 1993.

Contact:  Steve Wright  (541) 839-4019

Directions: 1-5 to Albany, Exit 233, head east to your 1st left (not the freeway on-ramp). Go 0.3 mile to a right into a large gravel parking lot. 1st tee in the NE corner by the tennis courts.

Information:  Nine (9) MACH III baskets, grass tees. The Eagle Scout who built Timber Linn did a good job using existing trees and bushes to make a fun beginner course. Well manicured but swampy in the rainy season.  Tee signs help you find your way around the course.  Restroom facilities are available.  Camping is available nearby.  ADA facilities.

Directions: Hwy 5, Exit 108. Go through Myrtle Creek to a left at Riverside (just over the bridge), 8 miles to a left on Louis Creek Rd., 1.8 miles to the course on the left down a steep driveway. 2040 Louis Creek Rd.

Information:  Private Course - 18 Tone-poles - Multiple courses with creek in play often. Elevation changes and open meadows. Many tree-lined fairways with difficult shots. Three established courses with unlimited alternates. $1 donation is requested.

Contact:  Lane Mason (541) 343-8258

Directions: From Highway 97 (North or South),  Take the Southside Bypass (OR 140) Exit and proceed East to Summers Lane. Turn Left on Summers Lane. Go approximately 1.75 miles to Hilyard Ave. (near Mazama High School) and turn Left on Hilyard Ave. Crest Park is at 3801
Hilyard, at the intersection of Hilyard and Crest St.
 

Information: The course uses nine (9) MACH-II baskets and currently has natural (grass) tees. The length of the course is 2,095 feet and is a recreational par 33. Course map is located at the main entrance on the Crest Street side of the park. Restrooms and picnic area are open April 15 to October 15.

Contact: Brent Hakason - Wiard Park District Mgr. (541) 883-7203